Lindsey Tulk Email & Phone Number

Practicing family and child protection law for clients across central and coastal Labrador, including the Labrador Inuit Land Claim Area (Nunatsiavut) as well as Sheshatshiu and Mushuau Innu First Nations.

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Housing Lawyer (parental leave contract) Managed complex housing files for clients impacted by unsafe rental conditions, human rights violations, and eviction proceedings. Appeared frequently before the Landlord-Tenant Board, and assisted clients with public advocacy for regulatory reforms to address unsafe rooming houses. Fostered community relationships.

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Assisted with human rights, employment, housing, and family law matters. Prepared pleadings for filings at the Ontario Court of Appeal, Superior Court, Landlord-Tenant Board, and Labour Relations Board. Provided weekly housing intake support for a local legal clinic and assistance with several complex housing files.

• Researching the development of Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD) in Canada
• Analyze and compile evidence of shifts in public opinion towards MAiD over the past thirty years
• Track the evolution of MAiD through both the criminal law pre-Rodriguez v. Canada, and several private member’s bills

• Assisted with engagement and consultation related files with a focus on re-affirming rights and interests of Indigenous individuals and governing bodies.
• Responsible for a number of drafting tasks including: motions, constitutional questions, press releases, correspondences with Crown representatives, and other litigation materials for projects under my management.
• Attended examinations for discovery and meetings with clients, industry proponents, and Crown agents.

Ottawa, Canada Area

• Community Legal Education and Outreach Division
• Managed community client files for women's shelters, community health centres, Indigenous friendship centres, adult education and English as a second language programs in the Ottawa-Vanier regions
• Led presentations on relevant legal topics for community clients such as: tenant law, telephone scams, human rights at work, and employment law
• Researched and prepared outreach presentations on emerging areas of law
• Outreached with… Show more Community Legal Education and Outreach Division
• Outreached with prospective community clients Show less

Stouffville, Ontario, Canada

Toronto, Canada Area

Created engaging and educational fine arts programing for children between the ages of 5-13 years for fifteen different art camps. Supervisory role required training, evaluating, and assisting camp counsellors and volunteers while leading specialized lessons to campers with a variety of needs and skill sets. Coordinated off-site visits and led weekly.

Kingston, Ontario

Connecting Queen's Concurrent Education students to the greater Kingston and Queen's community through outreach and charity events. - Introduced an inaugural Care Package Initiative to distribute hygienic products and clothing items through the St. Vincent De Paul Society.- Coordinated and arranged sponsorship for the Annual Kingston Community Dinner.

Kingston, Ontario, Canada

- Barista, Cashier and Sandwiches Prep: ensured all transactions and food items were completed efficiently and prepared with care, maintained a positive environment for patrons and employees- Common Ground Marketing and Events Team: plan and organize outreach events for Common Ground and The Brew.

Kingston, Ontario, Canada

Kingston, Ontario

Stouffville, Ontario

Stouffville, Ontario, Canada

Doctor Of Law - Jd, Common Law

Activities and Societies: Level Justice UOttawa Chapter (Co-President; previously Outreach Director), Women's Legal Mentorship Program.

Clinical Intensive Program In Indigenous Lands, Resources, And Governments

Completed a seven-week placement with Ratcliff LLP conducting legal research to support a novel claim in tort on behalf of two First.

Bachelor Of Education, B.Ed., Artist In The Community Educator Specialization, Intermediate/Senior Division

1st teaching subject: History 2nd teaching subject: Visual Arts

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba (Honours), History, Degree With Distinction

Activities and Societies: Concurrent Education Community Affairs Committee Coordinator; Peer Support Center Residence Outreach Team.

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, History, Cultural Studies, Honours

Activities and Societies: Blyth Exchange Buddies Program Five month academic exchange experience studying honours history at the.

Letter Of Permission, Drawing And Painting, General Art

Completed studio art courses for Queen's University's Bachelor of Education program